Cal State Polytechnic College - El Rodeo Yearbook (San Luis Obispo, CA)

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FACULTY DR BEN R. CRANDALL President CAPTAIN DEUEL Military MR. KNOTT Mechanics MR. AGOSTI Athletics MISS CHASE Pice-president MISS JORDON Mathematics MRS. KNOTT Home Making MISS KNOX Physical Education MR. THOMPSON Business Manager MR. RATH BONE Agriculture MR. PRECSS Printing MR. CUNNINGHAM Auto Shop

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A WORD TO THE WISE On September the sixth. 192G, there assembled at Polytechnic 320 boys and girls, comprising the largest attendance ever had here at this school. Although we have lost a large number of our fellow-students, others have come in to take their places with the result that June first, 1927. finds about 371 enrolled here at Polytechnic. Out of this 371, an El Rodeo Staff was picked, consisting of an editor, twelve assistants and two faculty advisors. Most of us were new at the business but, with the able assistance of Miss Carse and Mr. Preuss, we have tried to put out one of the best journals that Polytechnic has ever had. and we sincerely hope that it will be so considered by you, the students of Polytechnic, and by any other individual or group who may be interested in the Polytechnic El Rodeo. One of the features of this year’s book is the name it bears. This name, El Rodeo, is a permanent name and will be on all the following annuals. From about fifty names submitted by various students and faculty members as a fitting name for our year book, a committee consisting of Miss Chase. Miss Carse and Dr. Crandall picked the best three which were El Rodeo, The Round-up. and El Camino. At the following assembly these three names were put to a vote, with El Rodeo winning and John Pimentel getting the box of candy which was offered to the person submitting the winning name. Those of you who are receiving El Rodeo for the first time cherish it, for this book contains a picture of all of your school-mates, your athletic teams, your plays and organizations. It tells of all your activities here at school and gives a general history of this past school term. This year’s record should be of special interest as that of the year when the state deemed us worthy of being given a vocational Junior College. As years roll on this book is going to become more valuable to you, and there will come a time when money could not buy it from you. so by all means, regard it as a priceless thing, and keep it in the best condition you know how. If we, the El Rodeo staff, have pleased you with an hours reading and entertainment, and you have accepted this book as a thing worth keeping, we shall feel as if our time and effort in producing this book were well spent. Earl Williams. Editor-in-chief.

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FACULTY MR. MACFARLAND A grit allure MRS. FULLER Dramati»} MR. STOUT Drafting MR. M. SMITH Hand MISS MASKIN’ English MR. DUNNING Farm Shop MR. PERROZI Supt. hrat. light, power MISS CARSE Journalism MR. BALI. Mechanical Drawing MR W. SMITH MR. WARREN MRS. BROWN DR. WILDER Applied Science Aeronautics Music Electrical Engineering